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Nobel Prize Laureate Returns Award in Protest of Silence Surrounding the Magyar Regime
hungarytoday.hu · Hungary · eastern europe
A Nobel Prize Laureate has returned their award in protest of the 'silence' surrounding the Magyar Regime. This is a notable act of political dissent by a prominent figure.
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